An increase in air connections will benefit the city of western Russia. There will be more flights to Moscow, St. Petersburg and Budapest.

Last December the low-cost airline Pobeda issued a statement where it announced the new air routes that will link the city of Voronezh. It is a daily flight to Vnukovo airport in Moscow and five weekly flights to the city of St. Petersburg.

The start date of both flights is March 29, 2020 and tickets are already on sale with prices from 499 rubles (8 usd) on the Voronezh-Moscow section.

Pobeda is a low cost airline of the Aeroflot group that started operations in 2014 and since then it has been constantly growing.

The other air news links Voronezh with the capital of Hungary, Budapest, as the low-cost company of that country, Wizz Air, communicated its new air routes, including two weekly flights that link both cities from 5 of April.

Wizz Air is a major low-cost airline based in Hungary and air connections to many destinations on the European continent.